1) I've never done this so I'm not too clear on this. I think you have to set some kind of system property and then you can get properties of the console, and use escape sequences to clear console.

2) public class Hello
{
public static void main(String[] args)
{
System.out.println("Hello");
}
}

lol this question was posted like half a year ago, but ohh welll.

Console applications should never clear the screen. They should not even assume they have sole control over the screen below the point they're started from (for example, another application running in the background may well interrupt them to write something to the output itself, this could be the JVM writing some error message for example).

Hi everyone,

The simple answer is you can't but you can do this, it's a rather stupid way but it works


It does the trick for me

I hope this helped you

By the way do you know how to print the contents of a JTextPane??

Yours Sincerely

Richard West